new-project

Yes, you can set up GitHub integration when scaffolding a new project. The skill guides you through version-control scaffolding via a multi-step workflow, applying standard directory structures and connecting your local environment to a GitHub repository.

To scaffold a project directory structure, this skill generates a ready-to-use skeleton with recommended conventions for scripts, data, outs, and documentation. It guides you through language choices and layout styles to ensure a consistent workspace setup in empty folders.

The best way to organize a new data science project folder for Claude Code is using this guided scaffolding skill. It automatically creates a standardized directory structure including a .claude folder, environment setup files, and a CLAUDE.md template for immediate workspace consistency.

Yes, you can use this scaffolding tool to create both environment configurations and a changelog. The multi-step workflow prompts you for project type and language choices to define your environment setup, while also generating a changelog to track project versioning from the start.

To start scaffolding a project skeleton, you only need an empty or new target directory. Run the skill inside that folder, and it will guide you through selecting project type, language, and integrations to generate the complete directory structure and environment setup without external dependencies.